Is the AI kitchen designer really free?

Yes. A free account includes 3 free designs every month at standard quality, with no credit card. An HD (2K) image uses two of them. Paid plans and one-off top-up packs add more if you need them.

Why do I need an account?

Every design runs a real image model, so an account keeps usage fair and gives you a place to save, compare and refine your designs. Sign-up takes a Google account or an email address.

Will it move my island or change my layout?

No. The material menu keeps the layout, appliances, windows and doors as they are and changes finishes. You can ask for a layout change in the Refine tab, but structural edits are less predictable than finish changes.

Can I use a photo of a kitchen that is not mine?

Yes, as long as you have the right to use the photo. A real-estate listing photo of a house you are buying is a common starting point. You can also upload a 3D render, which comes back as a photo-style image.

Are my designs public?

Finished designs appear in the community gallery by default; your original photo is not shown there. You can make any design private from your dashboard at any time.

Can I order materials from the preview?

Use it to choose, not to order. The products are real, but an AI image cannot show a specific slab or exact paint batch. Confirm colors and patterns with physical samples, and get measurements from a professional.

AI kitchen design

AI kitchen design on a photo of your own kitchen

Take one photo of your kitchen, choose the cabinets, countertops and finishes you are considering, and the AI redraws the same room with them installed. Your layout, windows and appliances stay where they are; the surfaces change.

It is a quick way to answer the question every remodel starts with: will this actually look good in my kitchen? The menu uses named products, including 25 countertops from Cambria, Silestone, Dekton, Viatera and Vadara, so what you preview is something you can go and buy.

Design my kitchen free

Free account · 3 free designs a month · no credit card

Before

After

A real result: the original photo on the left, the AI redesign on the right. Same room, same camera angle. The cabinets, counters, backsplash, hardware, floor and pendant were chosen from the menu.

How it works

From one photo to a redesigned kitchen

01
Photograph the kitchen
Stand in a corner and take a level, landscape photo in daylight with the lights on. JPG, PNG, WebP and iPhone HEIC files up to 20 MB all work.
02
Choose your materials
Pick a door style and color for the lower and upper cabinets, then a countertop, pulls, faucet finish, sink, backsplash, flooring and light fixture. Set only the ones you want to change.
03
Generate and refine
The redesign usually arrives in 30 to 60 seconds. Keep it, try another combination, or type a change in plain words, such as "make the island a darker green".

What you can try

A kitchen menu built from real products

Each option below is in the studio today. The AI is given a reference image of the product, not just its name, which is what keeps a white-and-gold quartz looking like that quartz instead of a generic marble.

Countertops

Every countertop

25 quartz, porcelain and ultracompact surfaces from Cambria, Silestone, Dekton, Viatera and Vadara, plus porcelain and quartz options outside those brands.

Cambria Brittanicca
Silestone Eternal Calacatta Gold
Dekton Taga
Cambria Blackbrook
Silestone Charcoal Soapstone
Viatera Calacatta Verde

Cabinet door styles

All cabinet options

12 door styles, from traditional and thin shaker to slab and V-groove, in full overlay, standard overlay or inset, with glass fronts and floating shelves for the uppers.

Beaded Shaker
Beaded
Raised Arch Panel
Raised Panel Stepped Bevel
Recessed Panels
Shaker Raised Panel

Hardware, sinks and lighting

All hardware

22 pulls and knobs in black, nickel, chrome and gold, 12 sinks from fireclay farmhouse to stainless workstation, and 18 named pendants and chandeliers.

Bar Pull Brushed Gold
Square Pull Matte Black
Fire Clay Single Bowl Medium
Fire Clay Single Bowl XL
Chloe Brushed Nickel
Cobalt Matte Black

Browse every material the studio renders

Product and brand names belong to their owners and are used only to describe the materials the studio can render. DIYKBdesign is not affiliated with or endorsed by these brands.

Why design on your own photo instead of a blank planner

Traditional kitchen planners ask you to rebuild the room first: measure every wall, place every cabinet box, then pick finishes for a 3D model that never quite looks like home. That is the right tool for a cabinet order, and the wrong one for deciding whether you like sage green.

Designing on a photo skips the modelling. The light coming through your window, the color of the floor you are keeping and the view from the doorway are already in the picture, so the preview answers the style question in the context that matters. When you are ready for measurements and drawings, a designer or contractor takes it from there.

What the AI keeps and what it changes

In the material menu the AI is told to keep the exact camera angle, walls, windows, doors, appliances and ceiling, and to change only the surfaces you selected. Leave a category on "N/A" and it is meant to stay as it is.

Expect a preview, not a spec sheet. Colors shift with the light in your photo, veining is drawn rather than copied from a specific slab, and small details can come out differently from one run to the next. Use it to narrow the choice, then look at physical samples in your own kitchen before you order.

Community

Kitchens other homeowners have designed

Browse kitchen redesigns made in the studio, see which materials went into each one, and open any design to try the same combination on your own photo.

See kitchen designs All community designs

Questions

AI kitchen design questions

Is the AI kitchen designer really free?: Yes. A free account includes 3 free designs every month at standard quality, with no credit card. An HD (2K) image uses two of them. Paid plans and one-off top-up packs add more if you need them.
Why do I need an account?: Every design runs a real image model, so an account keeps usage fair and gives you a place to save, compare and refine your designs. Sign-up takes a Google account or an email address.
Will it move my island or change my layout?: No. The material menu keeps the layout, appliances, windows and doors as they are and changes finishes. You can ask for a layout change in the Refine tab, but structural edits are less predictable than finish changes.
Can I use a photo of a kitchen that is not mine?: Yes, as long as you have the right to use the photo. A real-estate listing photo of a house you are buying is a common starting point. You can also upload a 3D render, which comes back as a photo-style image.
Are my designs public?: Finished designs appear in the community gallery by default; your original photo is not shown there. You can make any design private from your dashboard at any time.
Can I order materials from the preview?: Use it to choose, not to order. The products are real, but an AI image cannot show a specific slab or exact paint batch. Confirm colors and patterns with physical samples, and get measurements from a professional.

See it on your own photo

Create a free account with Google or email and you get 3 free designs every month. The result is an AI preview to plan with, not a construction drawing: confirm colors with real samples before you buy.